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Old 13 May 2011, 04:36 PM
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Every time I turn ignition off fooookin clock resets back to 1am
Any ideas.......ragged it out of the dash and all the wiring looks good to go , thought it might be a wire due to gauges being there at 1 point

Anyone have a clock for sale if not.
Old 13 May 2011, 04:46 PM
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Sounds like it's permanent live is missing.
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Hmmm , could be

Tomorrows job..........wait for the thread 'dashboard required'
Old 13 May 2011, 06:30 PM
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Is anything else not working ie, cigarette lighter, interior light, horn, or what ever may be on that circuit?

Maybe something simple like a blown fuse, which tbh I'd check first.
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Originally Posted by blu-scoob
Is anything else not working ie, cigarette lighter, interior light, horn, or what ever may be on that circuit?

Maybe something simple like a blown fuse, which tbh I'd check first.

Everything else works bud , I'll have a look at the wiring in the morning
Old 13 May 2011, 06:57 PM
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Disconnect the clock and check at the loom end (car loom) if your getting volts. If you are, then the clock is faulty. If not, then there is a problem from there onwards - ie - bad wire, bad fuse etc...
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Fuse for it appears to be No30, also protects interior light, and is bottom right in the fusebox under the bonnet.
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